In Every Face I Meet (Justin Cartwright)

Name: In Every Face I Meet (Justin Cartwright)
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In Every Face I Meet (Justin Cartwright)

Author: Justin Cartwright

Condition & Size

Size: Large (Format C. Typically 13.8x21.6 or 14.0x22 cm)
Book Type: Hardcover
CAI Condition Score: 7/10.
CAI Condition Description: Very Good
Observations: Inscription on the front page

About This Book

Set against the background of Nelson Mandela's release, IN EVERY FACE I MEET is the story of Anthony Northleach, and one intense, comic and horrifying day in his life. With the brio and intelligence for which he has been so widely praised, Justin Cartwright captures the life of an apparently ordinary Englishman - his marriage, his work, his sexual relationships and his connection to the events and sports of the world around him - until his day takes on the aspect first of a waking dream then of a true nightmare. Its horrifying conclusion, as Anthony Northleach runs into a south London prosititute, is shocking because the reader has come to see his story as both emblematic and savagely observant. Friendship, it seems, is all Anthony has left.

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